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gearboxny
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2017-08-28T01:09:06Z

Hi! I need to code new headlights unit on BMW F02. Can I do it with Autohex II? I can not find STML or STMR units in coding list.

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rbauto
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2017-08-28T05:38:39Z

Yes you can. Need to code the FEM.

rbauto
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2017-08-28T05:39:21Z

Yes you can. Need to code the FEM.

Findlaybum
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2017-08-28T06:15:19Z

Just in case you missed it .. he posted it twice .. lol

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Pro Diagnostic Solutions
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2017-08-28T06:19:19Z

1 post for each headlight

rbauto
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2017-08-28T07:04:37Z

I don't know why it posted twice. But it makes sense lol.

Alibaba
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2017-08-28T11:24:33Z

Originally Posted by: rbauto

Yes you can. Need to code the FEM.

Just try to find it there )))

Tibibond
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2017-08-30T05:07:30Z

you may not see stml or stmr if you are doing a retrofit. are these headlights exact the same type that the car had before? if your car is pre lci you need to do some wiring and change a couple of ecu's